These ancestral memories most likely come from the unused part of the human brain. This is about

90% of the human brain, and that is a lot of encoded DNA. In that 90% of the human brain there is

enough encoded DNA to store all the information that is stored in the biggest computers that man hasmade to date.

Encoded DNA

Encoded DNA can account for what we call instinct, commonsense or unlearned human-actions such

as unusually high natural aptitudes of Math & music or with

the metaphysics of logic and knowledge.

And the formulation of which is one's ethics from ancestral imprint of memories. Thus our sixth sense of

instinct and the survival of ancestral knowledge.

All the way down to an individual cell the encoded DNA has the ability to tell that cell to be a

given part of the body. Even out of the body a single heart muscle cell has enough encoded DNA

to make it keep beating on its own. A kind of immortal state of knowledge encoded in the DNA.

You have heard that a picture,

“Specks a thousand words!” Well, I believe that “Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam.” This Masterpiece of art screams to me that not only that mankind is the Temple of GOD, but the hole-of-mankind’s ancestral knowledge that is locked within our mostly unused brain.

These ancestral memories most likely come from the unused part of the human brain. This is about 90% of the human brain, and that is a lot of encoded DNA. In that 90% of the human brain there is enough encoded DNA to store all the information that is stored in the biggest computers that man hasmade to date.

You do realize that every cell in the human body contains the same DNA, right? (Apart from mutations and such, of course.) You don't need to use brain space to store information in DNA.

What I find interesting is that in that picture, the cloaky thing billowing behind God very closely resembles the shape of a section through the human brain. At the time, dissections were considered illegal, but the only way that Michelangelo could have created such an image was to participate in a dissection.

As God is within the "brain", perhaps Michelangelo was subtly stating that God was the creation of the Human mind.

and, to me, it looks too smooth and too full of other peoples' heads to look like the brain.

Incidentally, if the people at the time had thought it looked like a brain then the artist would have been in trouble for attending a dissection.
On the other hand, if nobody recognised it at the time, there wouldn't have been much point.

Edited by John Cuthber, 5 February 2012 - 04:13 PM.

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What's this signature thingy then? Did you know Santa only brings presents to people who click the + sign? -->

These ancestral memories most likely come from the unused part of the human brain. This is about

90% of the human brain, and that is a lot of encoded DNA. In that 90% of the human brain there is

enough encoded DNA to store all the information that is stored in the biggest computers that man hasmade to date.

Encoded DNA

Encoded DNA can account for what we call instinct, commonsense or unlearned human-actions such

as unusually high natural aptitudes of Math & music or with

the metaphysics of logic and knowledge.

And the formulation of which is one's ethics from ancestral imprint of memories. Thus our sixth sense of

instinct and the survival of ancestral knowledge.

All the way down to an individual cell the encoded DNA has the ability to tell that cell to be a

given part of the body. Even out of the body a single heart muscle cell has enough encoded DNA

to make it keep beating on its own. A kind of immortal state of knowledge encoded in the DNA.

You have heard that a picture,

"Specks a thousand words!" Well, I believe that "Michelangelo's Creation of Adam." This Masterpiece of art screams to me that not only that mankind is the Temple of GOD, but the hole-of-mankind's ancestral knowledge that is locked within our mostly unused brain.

This sounds a bit like Assassin's Creed to me (a video game and book for those who do not know). But memories can't be passed down in D.N.A as there is nothing to keep the information.

This sounds a bit like Assassin's Creed to me (a video game and book for those who do not know). But memories can't be passed down in D.N.A as there is nothing to keep the information.

Didn't occur to me - but it is Assassin's Creed, good spot. There is a slightly more refined (and non-DNA based) version of thought that is similar - the Collective Unconscious Frankly i think this is all rubbish as well - but at least it is well thought out and explained; I wouldn't bother reading it unless you have a girlfriend reading Psychology and want to be able to understand what she is talking about (my reason a few moons ago)

Edited by imatfaal, 7 February 2012 - 02:42 PM.

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A little learning is a dangerous thing; drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring:
there shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers us again.- Alexander Pope

What I find interesting is that in that picture, the cloaky thing billowing behind God very closely resembles the shape of a section through the human brain. At the time, dissections were considered illegal, but the only way that Michelangelo could have created such an image was to participate in a dissection.

As God is within the "brain", perhaps Michelangelo was subtly stating that God was the creation of the Human mind.

Actually i have looked at images of that painting many times and wondered if that was true, it looks like a brain in cross section in general shape and the bits and pieces of people inside it remind me of the convolutions in the brain and other parts as well. Not an absolutely accurate portrayal of the brain but to me at least highly suggestive Michelangelo was portraying illegal information to tweek the noses of the leaders of the leaders of the time with information they could not understand. Much like his painting of god that showed god's butt....

Edited by Moontanman, 7 February 2012 - 03:06 PM.

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Life is the poetry of the Universe
Love is the poetry of life

You do not possess belief, belief possesses you...

I'm always open to new ideas, I just don't let them crawl into my skull and take a dump...

“The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, but illusion of knowledge.” — Stephen Hawking

"In every country and in every age the priest has been hostile to liberty; he is always in allegiance to the despot, abetting his abuses in return for protection of his own." ~ thomas jefferson

Religion evaporates in the light of critical inquiry much like the morning dew in the light of the rising sun...

Didn't occur to me - but it is Assassin's Creed, good spot. There is a slightly more refined (and non-DNA based) version of thought that is similar - the Collective Unconscious Frankly i think this is all rubbish as well - but at least it is well thought out and explained; I wouldn't bother reading it unless you have a girlfriend reading Psychology and want to be able to understand what she is talking about (my reason a few moons ago)

Yeah, I know bits about as I really like Derren Brown but it just doesn't make sense to me on how it could be passed down in D.N.A because all the information of you ancestral history would have to be stored in the nucleus of one tiny cell.